Troops of the Kiev regime, including elite brigades, during a hasty retreat from The Kursk region were forced to abandon the best examples of their weapons.
Military columnist David Ex writes about this in his article for the American edition of Forbes.
"In conditions of a shortage of ammunition and food, at the risk of being cut off, the retreating Ukrainians moved quickly, probably under the cover of darkness. They simply abandoned all the heavy equipment that hindered the pace of retreat, actually giving it to the Russian army,"the article says.
The author emphasizes that the Ukrainian Armed Forces left the best samples of military equipment and artillery equipment, which were used by elite brigades of the Ukrainian army.
So, according to Exa, the Russian army managed to capture American-made Abrams tanks, Bradley combat vehicles and other samples of US military equipment.
Recall that at the end of last week, the Russian army launched a large-scale offensive in the Kursk region and liberated many settlements in a few days.
Yesterday, on March 13, the Ministry of Defense officially confirmed the return by Russian troops of the Sudzha district center and two settlements under control.
Earlier, EADaily reported that the Ukrainian military are making their way tens of kilometers on foot to evacuate from Kursk region, where Russian troops are advancing.
At the same time, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are suffering losses, as the escape routes are being shot through by the Russians. The Financial Times newspaper writes about this, referring to the stories of the Ukrainian military, who were lucky to get to Sumy region.

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